Well, editing all of those zipper wallets twice wasn't that much fun! I have a lot of stuff to do today, so to make things easy, today's deal of the day is Free US shipping - use coupon code DEALSHIP!
You can check out all of the items I have available in my etsy shop, and when you checkout use the coupon code and the shipping will be removed!
Happy shopping!
Susan
Showing posts with label jacket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jacket. Show all posts
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Extra time - Say What?
I have one show left this year, and because I sewed up a storm this summer, I don't really need to make any inventory for it. I'll probably have an open house again too, and I need to get that scheduled.
Since I have extra time - SAY WHAT?!? - I've been doing some sewing other than for my shows and etsy shop.
I started with new dresses for my great-nieces. I made them some the beginning of the summer, but I had one fabric left that I bought specifically to make - so I finally got it done!
I think it's an adorable pattern - it has a v-neck, zipper back, and that little ribbon at the bottom.
I made a white fleece shrug-like jacket also, so she can wear it all seasons. Of course, she could also always put a long sleeve shirt under it.
The dress for the other great-niece is the same fabric, but a different pattern. I still have to make her jacket.
This dress along with some birthday presents for her older brother will be heading out with the mail later this week.
For the other great niece, I'm now also making a Snow White costume for her for Halloween. And her little brother doesn't like when I send her something and there's nothing in the box for him, so I'll be sure and take care of that.
If I'm lucky, my nieces will send me photos of the kids in their outfits!
Until next time!
Susan
Since I have extra time - SAY WHAT?!? - I've been doing some sewing other than for my shows and etsy shop.
I started with new dresses for my great-nieces. I made them some the beginning of the summer, but I had one fabric left that I bought specifically to make - so I finally got it done!I made a white fleece shrug-like jacket also, so she can wear it all seasons. Of course, she could also always put a long sleeve shirt under it.
The dress for the other great-niece is the same fabric, but a different pattern. I still have to make her jacket.
This dress along with some birthday presents for her older brother will be heading out with the mail later this week.
For the other great niece, I'm now also making a Snow White costume for her for Halloween. And her little brother doesn't like when I send her something and there's nothing in the box for him, so I'll be sure and take care of that.
If I'm lucky, my nieces will send me photos of the kids in their outfits!
Until next time!
Susan
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
CRAZY Patchwork Continued....
I got about 2 yards or so of the crazy patchwork compeleted. Here are a couple of pictures:

Because I stitched this to the interfacing, it is only about 22" wide or so. That's about the equivalent of 1 yard of regular fabric.
I plan to make a jacket using this - that was my original thought when I started this project - but I wasnt' really sure until my last blog post and I asked for suggestions.
After completing the crazy patchwork, I decided on a fabric for the base of the jacket, as one year would not be enough for a jacket, and the next step will be to determine the placement of the patchwork on the jacket. I also selected some embellishment items such as beading, lace, ribbon, etc., that I plan to use.
The final piece will be to select the fabric or fabrics for the lining, as I want this to be a professional looking piece.
I've been sidetracked with some other projects for now, so it will be close to the end of August when I get back to this.
So stay tuned.
Susan

Because I stitched this to the interfacing, it is only about 22" wide or so. That's about the equivalent of 1 yard of regular fabric.
I plan to make a jacket using this - that was my original thought when I started this project - but I wasnt' really sure until my last blog post and I asked for suggestions.
After completing the crazy patchwork, I decided on a fabric for the base of the jacket, as one year would not be enough for a jacket, and the next step will be to determine the placement of the patchwork on the jacket. I also selected some embellishment items such as beading, lace, ribbon, etc., that I plan to use.
The final piece will be to select the fabric or fabrics for the lining, as I want this to be a professional looking piece.
I've been sidetracked with some other projects for now, so it will be close to the end of August when I get back to this.
So stay tuned.
Susan
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